AbbVie is set to acquire Gilgamesh Pharmaceuticals’ bretisilocin, a next-generation psychedelic compound with promising Phase 2 results for major depressive disorder. The treatment’s short-acting properties and robust clinical data highlight its potential to address critical gaps in current psychiatric therapies.

Bristol Myers Squibb is set to showcase new clinical and real-world findings on Camzyos (mavacamten) for obstructive and non-obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy at the ESC Congress 2025. The presentations include data from the global COLLIGO-HCM study, a pooled Phase 3 monotherapy analysis, and highlights from the largest trial to date in non-obstructive HCM.

Reading is more than a hobby—it’s an immersive escape that can ease life’s pressures. From personal anecdotes to a growing TikTok trend, books offer a unique high that’s rooted in scientific fascination and popular culture.

Baltimore Sun advice columnist Eric Thomas confronts two piercing reader questions: whether it is worth the emotional cost to remain in a neighborhood shared with an attacker, and how to respond when a close friend disappears without explanation. His “Asking Eric” column lays bare the tangled calculus of safety, trauma and loyalty.

England rugby union backs Tatyana Heard and Abby Dow told BBC Sport that crochet has become their antidote to endless doomscrolling. The pair believe the craft will steady their nerves when the Women’s Rugby World Cup begins.

A black-tie-optional evening at The Venue at Cotton Creek on August 9 drew supporters determined to help disabled veterans reconnect with the outdoors. Planned by Laura Rogers and months in the making, the inaugural gala mixed patriotism with personal testimony to launch a new fundraising tradition for the region.

After a decade and a half without fresh therapeutic options, fibromyalgia patients finally have reason for optimism. The FDA’s approval of Tonmya is the first new treatment for the condition in 15 years, promising more effective pain relief and a better quality of life.

A wife’s discomfort with her husband’s unsanitary eating habits is causing tension in their marriage. Open communication and empathy may be the keys to resolving their issues and restoring harmony at home.

Central Indiana is set to experience a dangerous heat wave starting Wednesday, with muggier air and high heat indices posing serious risks in the coming days. Residents are advised to prepare for oppressive conditions that may impact health and safety.

After her husband was tragically killed in an MRI accident, Adrienne Jones-McAllister shares her heartbreaking story of loss and the harrowing details of that fateful day.

Recent reports have raised concerns about a potential link between commonly used medications and an increased risk of dementia. Antacids, in particular, have been highlighted as possible contributors to cognitive decline. Health experts are urging the public to be cautious and informed about the medications they use.

In the summer of 1993, NBA star Dennis Rodman faced his darkest moments. After a near suicide attempt, he spent two months in solitude—a period that led to his personal rebirth and the emergence of a “new Dennis.”

Debra Des Vignes, inspired by a decade of crime reporting, founded the Indiana Prison Writers Workshop to help incarcerated individuals share their stories and heal. Through writing, inmates are finding a voice and a path to transformation.

A Kentucky teenager’s suicide exposes the alarming rise of AI-powered “nudify” apps used for digital blackmail. Threatening texts demanding $3,000 to suppress a fabricated nude image led to a tragedy that underscores the dark side of technology misuse.

Women experiencing premature ovarian insufficiency face significantly higher risks of depression and anxiety. Experts are now calling for routine mental health screenings to support those affected by early menopause.

Researchers have discovered a novel way to retrain neutrophils—the body’s first responders—to directly attack aggressive breast cancer cells, offering new hope to patients unresponsive to current immunotherapies.

In a groundbreaking preclinical study, NurExone Biologic Inc.’s ExoPTEN treatment enabled 100% of animals in the high-dose group to regain motor function after spinal cord injury. The dose-dependent study offers renewed hope for future therapies, with significant improvements confirmed using advanced gait analysis technology.

After opting for early Social Security benefits and part-time work, one individual faces a new challenge: can switching to a taxi driver job affect their benefits? Understanding the implications of career changes during early retirement is crucial.

Despite recent price reductions for popular obesity treatments Wegovy and Zepbound, patients continue to face hurdles in accessing these medications.

As temperatures soar, a heat advisory is now in effect across New Hampshire. Meteorologist Kevin Skarupa warns that pop-up storms are possible on this hot day, urging residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions.

Menopause is often shrouded in misconceptions. Experts are now debunking five common myths, shedding light on overlooked symptoms, and emphasizing the crucial need for support among women.